Jordan, a U.S. ally hosting American military forces, has faced repeated drone and missile attacks, which reports suggest are linked to Iranian operations, alongside broader economic challenges and regional instability. Despite these security risks, Jordanian officials have affirmed their commitment to the alliance, while King Abdullah II warned that current global and regional disruptions pose a broad threat to international stability.
Dana Gas restarts Khor Mor operations in Iraqi Kurdistan - Shafaq News
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Dana Gas restarts Khor Mor operations in Iraqi Kurdistan Shafaq News- Al-Sulaymaniyah UAE-based Dana Gas resumed production at the Khor Mor gas field in Iraqâs Kurdistan Region after partially halting operations in recent weeks due to escalating regional tensions, the company announced on Monday. In a statement, the company said it implemented precautionary measures to ensure a âsafe and orderlyâ restart, in coordination with relevant government authorities. Dana Gas emphasized that protecting personnel, infrastructure, and assets remains a top priority, adding that it will continue production under âhigh safety and efficiency standardsâ to support energy supplies in Kurdistan. Since hostilities escalated between the United States, Iran, and Israel on February 28, the Kurdistan Region has absorbed around 650 missile and drone attacks, leaving about 16 people dead and 100 others injured, prompting operators to scale back activity at key energy sites, including Khor Mor of Al-Sulaymaniyah province. Read more: 650 Strikes in Iraqi Kurdistan: How deniability became a weapon
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